Los Angeles, CA (openPR) 6 September 2007

treatment of people with eating disorders may be a matter of life or death, and for those that are not sufficient to be health insurance, get the necessary treatment can spell financial ruin. Shoreline Center for Eating Disorder Treatment (Shoreline Center) in Long Beach, CA is proud to announce an agreement with the company in Public Health Foundation (PHFE) to announce.

the partnership, act as a donor PHFE, so that the bank will provide to Central funds from private foundations, grants and individual donors all efforts to the treatment of eating disorders to those who are unable to afford it. As a nonprofit corporation in California 501c (3) to ensure PHFE grants or tax-deductible donations to institutions or individuals on behalf of the Fellowship Program of the Bank and compliance with all legal requirements and conditions of the grant.

Shoreline Center for Eating Disorder Treatment offers individual counseling, intensive outpatient therapy program, partial hospitalization / day treatment program as well as Satori House, a transitional stage, living / extended care at home for recovery in anorexia and bulimia from. From the bank and PHFE see this as an opportunity to work with the clinical strength of the bank in combination with PHFE nonprofit organization and management know-how. Through the cooperation of the Bank and PHFE hope of improving access to treatment of eating disorders can not afford the proper care.

Rachel Levi, MFT, Founder and Clinical Director Ced said: “This is an important step that we take today PHFE, opening the possibility for scholarships for needy patients who otherwise have no chance to recover n.

Gerald Solomon, chairman and CEO PHFE said: “We are delighted with the Shoreline Center are working to increase their reach and support the process of escalation and life-threatening disease.”


In support of the Bank

Center and its mission, please contact Rachel Levi to www.shoreline-eatingdisorders.com or (562) 434-6007

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